Craig Richards - Radivoje Kalajic: betting tip (cf 1.86) and bets on the fight

Command Analysis

Current form
Craig Richards last entered the ring in December, when he stopped Dan Aziz in the 12th round and won the vacant IBF International belt. The 36-year-old Briton has 20 wins (12 by knockout), four defeats, one draw, and began his professional career in 2015. During this time, he played 162 rounds. Richards' height is 185 cm, and his arm span is 185 cm. With 65% of early wins, the Briton has a tangible punch, although the last nine fights have been ambiguous for him — five wins, three losses and one draw. The most serious checks occurred at meetings with Dmitry Bivol and Joshua Bouatsi.
Richards survived 12 rounds both times, but lost on points. He suffered his first defeat in 2017 from Frank Boulioni, and in 2024 he lost to Willie Hutchinson. At the same time, Richards has never lost ahead of schedule. He holds the titles of champion of the Southern Region of Great Britain, WBA Continental and British Champion.

Current form
Radivoje Kalajic sensationally defeated former world champion Alexander Gvozdik in February, knocking him out in the seventh round. At the same time, the Serb himself was knocked down in the first and fourth rounds. The 35-year-old boxer has 30 wins (22 by knockout) with three defeats. His early victory rate is 73.3%. The hot Rod made his professional debut in 2011 and played 129 rounds. After losing to Artur Beterbiev in 2019, he won six of seven fights, losing only to David Morrell. He also has victories over Sullivan Barrera, Otis Griffin, Lionel Thompson and Denis Grachev. Kalaijich's height is 190.5 cm, and his arm span is 193 cm. Thus, the Serb is 5.5 cm taller than Richards and 8 cm taller than him.
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Bet The duel won't be complete
The boxers have 25 knockout wins between them.
Tip and bets
Both veterans are well acquainted with big fights and both have already faced high-level opponents more than once. Richards holds the shot more reliably, but Kalajic is noticeably more powerful and has an advantage in size. The Serb is able to make the Briton work at a long distance, and his experience of title fights can be decisive. A draw is quite possible, but a slight advantage should be given to Kalajic. He has more experience facing elite light heavyweights, and his striking power can change the course of a fight at any moment.
Our betting tip is for Kalaijic to win in 1.86


























